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100 | 1 | _aBrailsford, David. | |
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_aConfessions of Anansi _cby David Brailsford ; illustrated by John Stilgoe. |
250 | _a1st ed. illustrated by John Stilgoe. | ||
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_aKingston, Jamaica : _bLMH Pub., _cc2003. |
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_avii, 136 p. : _bill. ; _c21 cm. |
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500 | _a"Born in Nottingham, England ... David Brailsford qualified as a Psychiatric Nurse ... He developed a staff in-house Training Department and worked with clients as a Registered Dramatherapist. Now retired, he spends much of his time writing tales about Jamaican history, folklore and fantasy. His first book was a collection of ghost stories, entitled Jamaican Duppy Stories. He lives with his Jamaican born wife, Leonie in Nottingham England. | ||
520 | _aAn illustrated collection of Anansi stories "intended ... for all ages, being as it is a micro history of the legendary heroes of the Jamaican nation and a cry for the freedom of its people." | ||
520 | _aAn original concept [in which] the author does not relate the usual Anansi stories ... but entwines them with the lives of the Ashanti Africans from the slave trade to plantation life in Jamaica. You see Anansi from the interior to the coast of Africa with the captured Africans. You experience his horror of the Middle Passage, the auction block and plantation life and its many intrigues ..." | ||
520 | _aIllustrations of Nanny of the Maroons [p.45]; Sam Sharpe [p.51]; Paul Bogle[p.59];George William Gordon [p.67];Marcus Garvey [p.69]; Alexander Bustamante [p.81]; Norman Manley [p.88]. | ||
521 | 1 | _a010 to adult. | |
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_aAnansi (Legendary character) _zJamaica. |
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_aFolklore _zJamaica. |
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_aTales _zJamaica. |
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_aLegends _zJamaica. |
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_aHeroes _zJamaica _vBiography. |
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_aHeroes _zJamaica _vJuvenile literature. |
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_aBlacks _zJamaica _vFolklore. |
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_aSlave trade _xHistory _vJuvenile literature. |
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650 | 0 | _aTall tales. | |
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_aJamaica _xHistory. |
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_aStilgoe, John, _eill. |
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_3Website: _uhttp://wwwlmhpublishingjamaica.com |
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_umailto:lmhbookpublishing@cwjamaica.com _iPublisher |
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_3John Stilgoe Website: _uhttp://www.johnstilgoe.co.uk/Duppies.htm _iJamaican Duppy Stories illustrations |
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